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India Elected To Global Anti-Corruption Platform's Steering Panel In China
India was elected to the 15-member steering committee of the global anti-corruption platform GlobE Network after multi-stage voting in Beijing on Thursday, officials said.
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Nearly 10,000 Overseas Nationals Forcibly Made To Return To China: Report
Beijing has forced nearly 10,000 Chinese overseas nationals to return since 2014 using coercive means outside the justice system, according to a new report.
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Tough Road Ahead as Macau Gambles on Mass Tourism
With casino revenues in Macau in freefall due to Beijing's anti-corruption crackdown and a slowing Chinese economy, the gambling hub is hoping to reinvent itself as a family-friendly mass market destination.
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Top Chinese Security Official Investigated in Graft Sweep
Chinese officials are announcing that the country's powerful deputy minister of state security is being investigated as part of a broad government anti-corruption sweep.
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China Assistant Foreign Minister Sacked Amid Graft Probe
A Chinese assistant foreign minister has been dismissed from his post and placed under investigation, Beijing said Friday, amid a much-publicised anti-corruption campaign.
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Xi Jinping Arrives in Macau as China Cracks Down on Gambling
Chinese President Xi Jinping flew into Macau on Friday as Beijing puts pressure on the gambling hub to diversify away from casinos as part of an anti-corruption drive and pro-democracy protesters prepare to march for free elections.
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Hong Kong Anti-Graft Agency Raids Home of Media Tycoon Critical of Beijing
Anti-corruption officers in Hong Kong on Thursday morning raided the home of Jimmy Lai, a media magnate and an outspoken critic of Beijing who has supported pro-democracy activists through his many publications.
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Corrupt Chinese Hiding in Western Nations Elude Beijing's 'Fox Hunt'
When Yang Xiuzhu got wind in 2003 that Chinese anti-corruption investigators were looking into her affairs, she boarded a flight to Singapore. A few days later Yang changed her name and flew to New York.
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China Upholds Jail Terms for Anti-Corruption Activists
A Chinese court on Monday upheld lengthy jail sentences given to three anti-corruption activists, their lawyer said, cementing a crackdown on a burgeoning civil rights movement.
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China Puts Anti-Corruption Protester on Trial: Lawyer
A Chinese anti-corruption protester stood trial on Wednesday in Beijing, his lawyer said, as authorities press a crackdown on a rights movement that has campaigned for greater government transparency.
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India Elected To Global Anti-Corruption Platform's Steering Panel In China
India was elected to the 15-member steering committee of the global anti-corruption platform GlobE Network after multi-stage voting in Beijing on Thursday, officials said.
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Nearly 10,000 Overseas Nationals Forcibly Made To Return To China: Report
Beijing has forced nearly 10,000 Chinese overseas nationals to return since 2014 using coercive means outside the justice system, according to a new report.
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Tough Road Ahead as Macau Gambles on Mass Tourism
With casino revenues in Macau in freefall due to Beijing's anti-corruption crackdown and a slowing Chinese economy, the gambling hub is hoping to reinvent itself as a family-friendly mass market destination.
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Top Chinese Security Official Investigated in Graft Sweep
Chinese officials are announcing that the country's powerful deputy minister of state security is being investigated as part of a broad government anti-corruption sweep.
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China Assistant Foreign Minister Sacked Amid Graft Probe
A Chinese assistant foreign minister has been dismissed from his post and placed under investigation, Beijing said Friday, amid a much-publicised anti-corruption campaign.
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Xi Jinping Arrives in Macau as China Cracks Down on Gambling
Chinese President Xi Jinping flew into Macau on Friday as Beijing puts pressure on the gambling hub to diversify away from casinos as part of an anti-corruption drive and pro-democracy protesters prepare to march for free elections.
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Hong Kong Anti-Graft Agency Raids Home of Media Tycoon Critical of Beijing
Anti-corruption officers in Hong Kong on Thursday morning raided the home of Jimmy Lai, a media magnate and an outspoken critic of Beijing who has supported pro-democracy activists through his many publications.
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Corrupt Chinese Hiding in Western Nations Elude Beijing's 'Fox Hunt'
When Yang Xiuzhu got wind in 2003 that Chinese anti-corruption investigators were looking into her affairs, she boarded a flight to Singapore. A few days later Yang changed her name and flew to New York.
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China Upholds Jail Terms for Anti-Corruption Activists
A Chinese court on Monday upheld lengthy jail sentences given to three anti-corruption activists, their lawyer said, cementing a crackdown on a burgeoning civil rights movement.
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China Puts Anti-Corruption Protester on Trial: Lawyer
A Chinese anti-corruption protester stood trial on Wednesday in Beijing, his lawyer said, as authorities press a crackdown on a rights movement that has campaigned for greater government transparency.
